Doomberg: Europe Trapped As An Energy Vassal To Russia For Years To Come
Energy analyst Doomberg returns to the program to explain just how cornered Europe is in terms of energy. Currently, it is dependent on Russia for natural gas that can't be sufficiently replaced by alternate means for at least several years.
Europe will be forced to continue to remain vulnerable to its Russian supplier for the foreseeable future. Poor policy has led to this decision. Will Europe be able to chart a wiser course from here? It's unclear at this point, as several of the most promising options are still being ignored/decommissioned.
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Commodity-Backed Currencies To Challenge Dollar Yen & Euro? | Alasdair Macleod
READ FOR FREE the Alasdair's excellent article "Commodity Currency Revolution" that inspired this interview at https://wealthion.com/macleod
The war in Ukraine may be a more destabilizing event than many realize.
According to GoldMoney's head of Research Alasdair Macleod, it may be accelerating the evolution of a new monetary system comprised of commodity-backed currencies.
Alasdair predicts such a regime will favor countries like Russia and China, and threaten to fully expose the worsening problem of purchasing power devaluation that afflicts the current major world fiat currencies – like the dollar, yen & Euro.
Could such a momentous transition really be underway? And if so, what will the implications be?
We'll get into all the details in this interview.
Bill Fleckenstein: Bond Vigilantes Are Starting To Revolt Against The Fed
When had Bill Fleckenstein on this program last year, he predicted that a financial reckoning was due, but wouldn't arrive until we started seeing "trouble in the bond market"
Well bonds have certainly started seeing wild action recently:
- The 10 year US Treasury note yielded 1.29% last August. It now yields 2.9%
- 30 year fixed mortgage rates in the US average 2.77% last August. They're now over 5%
- Many yield curves inverted last month. That's one of the most dependable predictors we have of coming recession.
In fact, the Wall Stret Journal reports that the quarter that just ended was the worst quarter for bonds in more than 40 years.
So, what is this "trouble in the bond market" telling us?
To find out, we hear directly from Bill Fleckenstein himself in this video.
Bill Fleckenstein: Is It Time To Short The Market? Famed Short Seller Weighs In
With sentiment souring as stocks & bonds both have their worst start to the year in decades, is it now time to start shorting the markets?
Highly experienced short seller Bill Fleckenstein shares his professional opinion in this video.
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